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How to support and understand veteran employees as they enter the civilian workforce

HR Brew

She started ROTCs at 17 then enlisted for active duty in the Army, spending 10 years in service before retiring and joining the civilian workforce in 2022. For a lot of people, getting out of the military and then getting a job, and translating those skills—it’s really challenging, and it’s a bit of a leap of faith,” she said. “I

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21 Types of Employment: Your Hire-To-Retire Guide

Analytics in HR

One reason for this is the cost of slow hiring. Blending different types of employment can help plug this gap by tapping into broader talent pools while also reducing costs, boosting agility, and nurturing future talent. Key features Employment period: Typically between one and six years.

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HR’s next big challenge: Ageism in the workplace

HRExecutive

workforce diversifies in age, HR leaders are challenged to create policies and practices that appeal to five highly distinct generations. The organization found, for instance, that 42% of hiring managers surveyed said they consider age when reviewing resumes, and one-third acknowledge a bias against senior candidates. As the U.S.

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The C Sheet January 14: Hospital Staff Shortages, High Reservation Wages, and a Resurgence of Retirees

Visier

LinkedIn’s chief economist shares the hiring trends companies can expect in 2022. Rising wages and other US hiring trends to expect in 2022 (Quartz at Work). Here’s how to help them with their reentry: Welcoming Back Formerly-Retired Workers Can Help Remedy Your Labor Pains. A New Minimum Wage. Retirees Are Making a Comeback.

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INTERVIEW: Dr. Jac Fitz-enz on Human Capital Metrics

HR Bartender

I found a function that was regarded as a cost center that created no value. By sorting it by job level, length of employment, and possibly effects of processes such as new hire orientation, supervisory skills, training, etc. A new trend emerging in HR is departments starting to hire their own analysts. Any thoughts on this?

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The Right Way to Cut Costs

HR Digest

As HR leaders, managing budgets and finding ways to cut costs without compromising employee satisfaction and productivity can be a daunting task. But how can you ensure that you are making the right cost-cutting decisions? So let’s dive in and discover the key principles of cost-cutting that every HR leader should know.

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Replacement Planning: 3 Steps to Develop Your Organization’s Strategy

HR Bartender

And you should have much of this information from your workforce plan and staffing analysis. Again, your staffing analysis should contain this information. While organizations are working hard to hire, engage, and retain the best talent, it would be naïve to think employees never leave. Those key positions are a place to start.

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